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The Agreement constitutes the entirety of dealings between the two parties, concerning the Item. Any modification of the Agreement will give rise to an amendment to be signed by both parties. The signature and the use of the ****** in question should not prejudice previous agreements which have already been signed by the parties and have entered into effect.

The ****** are applied as long as the Order does not include any legal or contractual order or specific condition which is to the contrary.

Notwithstanding that previously stated, it is expressly agreed between the parties constituting a critical condition for the Buyer that no Order and/ or proposal made by the Supplier is/ are to be governed by the Supplier’s general conditions of sale, said conditions are by principle declared inapplicable, even if they are referenced in the Supplier’s business proposal and/ or in the Order issued by the Buyer.

No reservation issued by the supplier, with respect to the Order or the ******, is to be considered accepted without prior, written agreement from the Buyer.

Subsequent modifications or infringements of the ****** in question are only germane to the Order in question, unless the Supplier is able to invoke it for other Orders.

The ****** in question do not in themselves constitute an Offer, nor should they imply any obligation for the Buyer to order Items from the Supplier.

Articles 8 “Licence”, 9 “Access to source codes” , 17 “Intellectual property”, 19 “Guarantee”, 24 “Reversibility”, 28 “Counterfeiting – Guarantee of unfettered rights”, 30 “Confidentiality”, 32 “Responsibility – Insurance”, 37 “Miscellaneous”, 38 “Applicable law, disputes” in order that any other ****** provision set to come into effect following the Agreement expiration, due to either term completion or termination, will still become operational.

3. ORDER ACCEPTANCE – ABSENCE OF EXCLUSIVITY

Subject to the provisions of article 27 “dematerialised transactions” any order will be made in writing. The buyer accepts no responsibility to carry out an order made verbally by the Supplier or any modification proposed verbally to the former. The supplier must acknowledge acceptance of the Order in indicating acceptance or refusal within a period of ten (10) calendar days, counted from the Order sent date.

In the absence of the express acceptance of the Order, commencement of execution will represent acceptance of the Order and the ****** and will therefore effect all the associated contractual consequences.

The acceptance of the Order does not entail any kind of favourable exclusivity for the Supplier.

Translation - EnglishIn the summer of 2008, Hy-Bird will become the first plane to circumnavigate the globe powered by renewable energy sources alone.

We believe in sustainable mobility.
First and foremost we are living in an age when the end of fossil fuels is in sight, furthermore environmental concerns are on the rise.
Paradoxically, our need for mobility has never been greater.
This is why we consider introducing the concept of sustainable mobility to the field of aeronautics to be absolutely essential.

A markedly different plane/ A new mode of transport: the green plane.
The Hy-Bird plane is fuelled solely by renewable energies:
- Unlimited solar power...
- Hydrogen, the main component of water.
The only thing the Hy-Bird emits is water, it’s greenhouse gas-free!
What’s more the hi-tech Hy-Bird runs silently.

The Hy-Bird, for the enjoyment of ecology.
This global journey illustrates that environmentally friendly travel is not just a pipe dream.
We are proving that alternative energy sources are the future and that we can stay one step ahead of the depleted oil reserves.

Slogan:
- An event that spans the globe
- A hi-tech way to make the world a better place
- Pollution-free travel is possible
- Let’s nurture the development of green travel

Spanish to English: Translation on a new European financial transaction systemGeneral field: Bus/FinancialDetailed field: Finance (general)

The process recognised in this Folder has been developed by Spanish credit institutions through their respective associations, Asociación Española de Banca (AEB), Confederación Española de Cajas de Ahorros (CECA) and Unión Nacional de Cooperativas de Crédito (UNACC).

Therefore, it is a process which is regulated and shared by all the credit institutions that provide the service referred to in the Folder.

This version from Folder 19 will enable clients to smoothly implement SEPA Direct Debits in electronic format – Basic Overview.

In order to ensure effective application, prior agreement will be required between the client requesting the service set out in this Folder and the credit institution offering it.

This version is defined in accordance with the rules set out in the Outline of Basic Direct Debits rule book of SEPA (v.3.4) of the European Payments Council (EPC), and Law 16/2009, of 13 November, on payment services which Directive 2007/64/CE incorporates into Spanish national law regarding payment services on the internal market.

Those aspects of the service not covered in this folder will be determined by the guidelines set out in the governing Rulebook.

2. SINGLE EURO PAYMENTS AREA (S.E.P.A.)

SEPA is the acronym for the “Single Euro Payments Area”.

This is an initiative spearheaded by the financial sector with the endorsement of the European Commission and the European Central Bank, in order to ensure the establishment of a genuine, integrated area for payments in Euros where said payments are subject to a uniform set of standards, rules, and conditions, and which allows payments to be carried out in Euros in just as straightforward, quick, secure and efficient a manner as is currently the case in each country.

The objective is to set up payment instruments, infrastructures and uniform, universal standards throughout Europe so that there is no longer any difference between cross border payments and national payments inside the SEPA.

Translation - EnglishWe arrive at a broad clearing in the jungle. Finally, after so many days the sky stretches out before us and clouds gently soar overhead. The heat is even more intense, but it doesn’t overwhelm us with that suffocating density, which becomes a relentless energy-sapping force, in the perpetual twilight, under the canopy of the towering trees. The noise of the motor dissolves into the vast open space and the barge glides along sparing us its desperate struggle against the current. I feel something resembling happiness rising in me, and it is easy to detect a feeling of relief among the others too. But there, in the distance, the dark wall of vegetation that will swallow us up within a few hours looms large once again.

These moments of tranquility, sunshine and near silence gave me the opportunity to reflect on my reasons for undertaking this journey. The first time I heard the story behind the timber I was up in the mountains at Flor Estévez’s shop, La Nieve del Almirante. I had been living with her for a few months, whilst she treated me for a sore left behind after a sting from a poisonous fly in mangrove swamps in the delta. Flor cared for me with a tenderness that was both distant and firm, and at night we made love, obviously hampered by my afflicted leg, but with a feeling of escape and release from previous misery, which each of us carried around like a crippling burden. I believe that I’ve written some thoughts on my time above Flor’s shop and on my days on the high plateau elsewhere. It was there that a man who owned and drove a truck arrived, with it laden with heads of cattle, which he had bought on the plains. He was the one who told me about the timber which you could buy at a sawmill out at the edge of the jungle, take down the Xurandó, and sell for a much higher price at the military posts that were currently being set up along the riverbanks. When my sore had healed up and with the money that Flor gave me, I went down to the jungle, still suspicious that something didn’t quite add up. The chill of the mountains, the constant fog which drifted along like a procession of penitents among the low-lying, unruly vegetation of those climes, all filled me with an unshakable need to immerse myself in the sweltering climate of the lowlands.

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First and foremost I am passionate about languages and the quality of service I offer. In every detail, my number one goal is to exceed expectations.

I currently work as a UK based freelance interpreter and translator with French and Spanish. I have legal accreditation, as I am a holder of the DPSI with law as well as an MA in translation and interpreting studies. My specialist fields are legal, technical, medical and sport - some of which are related to my professional background and some to my personal interests.

With regards to interpreting, I work in the UK court system and NHS as a public sector interpreter, at industry trade shows and during sports conferences. My work has also included a special invitation to the EU to take part in a 3 week training programme, where I received practical guidance and advice from highly experienced EU interpreters.

As regards translation, I work for several agencies focusing my work on a variety of fields, particularly legal, technical, journalistic and sporting as well as the translation of editorials.

Elsewhere my experience includes language tuition of English, French and Spanish, language project coordination and summer school management. I have a strong academic and professional track record thanks to a driven, conscientious and highly professional approach.